Teaching Philosophy  

My 25+ years of teaching experience has brought me to a few conclusions:

• Each person swings a golf club differently and there is no one universal way to swing the club.
• It is very important to understand your golf swing and how change can make it better.
• There are a few different ways to teach the same concept. Not all players learn the same way.
• Advances in technology have made it easier to communicate swing concepts.
• Practice is essential to progress. You get out of it what you put in it.
• The future of the game of golf relies on our children playing the game.
• My players teach me more about the golf swing than anything else could.
• Finally, it doesn’t take hours to improve; it could only take a few minutes a day.

My Goals as Your Instructor

• Create a very relaxed learning environment where all aspects of the game can be improved.
• I allow my players to not only understand what they are doing with their swing but how to fix it themselves.
• Get my players to play golf with their strengths and not weaknesses.
• Show my players that a good mental game will help you lower your score.
• To lower your score through our hard work.

What makes me different as an instructor?

• I use the latest technology to help convey what I am trying to teach.
• My use of specific drills and training aids bridges the gap between technology and what it feels like to hit great golf shots.
• I have played golf at the highest levels and can relate that experience to the everyday golfer.
• I am fully dedicated to seeing you lower your score and enjoy this great game!
• I understand that changing your golf game is a process and not a one shot fix for most people.

The Use of Technology to Improve Your Game

Technology has changed the way we coach golf.  That’s for sure.  It’s the way I use technology to help players of all ages to achieve their goals that makes the difference.